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1868 PETER CLAVER. The First Missionary to African Slaves. 16th Century South America. John Wesley and Robert Jackson attend his

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and Robert Jackson attend his classes at the Buddhist Temple in Berkeley

the records of the Primitive time

Ortonville

partially relaid

Christ Jesus the Lord

1868 PETER CLAVER. The First Missionary to African Slaves. 16th Century South America. John Wesley and Robert Jackson attend hisVery desirable first edition of the account of Peter Claver [b. 1580], a missionary to South America who found his life's work among the newly "imported" Africans brought in to work the gold and silver mines. The native population in what is now Columbia were deemed not fit for the work, so the Spanish began running slave ships between the west coast of Africa and the east coast of South America to fill the labor demand. And here, Claver found his

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